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Nephrologist Blamed Celebrex for Kidney Problems and Hypertension

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Raleigh, NC: Bess W. was referred to a nephrologist to evaluate her kidney function. "All this time she was still on 200mg of Celebrex daily," says her husband Reid. "The specialist reported to her primary care physician that she had progressive renal insufficiency due to analgesic neuropathy from many years of non-steroidal and COX-2 use. He also said that her accelerated hypertension and edema are probably related to her worsening renal disease and Celebrex.

Full post as published by Lawyers and Settlements on March 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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